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Hindsight lessons about exploration: The science of testing

February 7, 2019 Mr.Slavchev 6 Comments

Reading Time: 8 minutes If you follow this blog on a regular basis, although my writing is never regular, or you saw me speak…

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Posted in: Hindsight lessons about exploration, Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, testing methodology

Hindsight lessons about exploration: Testing documentation – “think outside the dox”

November 26, 2018 Mr.Slavchev 2 Comments

Reading Time: 6 minutes As a second part of the hindsight lessons about exploration, I’d like to focus on a topic I don’t see…

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Posted in: Hindsight lessons about exploration, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, testing methodology

Hindsight lessons about exploration: What is testing?

September 25, 2018 Mr.Slavchev 5 Comments

Reading Time: 8 minutes After the unexpected success of the series “Hindsight lessons about automation”, I think I need to spend more time in…

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Posted in: Hindsight lessons about exploration, Quality Assurance Filed under: exploratory testing, Knowledge sharing, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, testing methodology

Hindsight lessons about automation: Why automation?

February 7, 2018 Mr.Slavchev 11 Comments

Reading Time: 4 minutes I started the first post with coding and I made the first and most common mistake that everyone doing automation…

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Posted in: Hindsight lessons about automation, Quality Assurance Filed under: QA, Software testing, test automation, testing methodology

Manual testing has no future, manual testing has no past. It never existed!

December 11, 2017 Mr.Slavchev 26 Comments

Reading Time: 5 minutes In case I never stated it clearly enough on the pages of my blog, because I am normally saying this…

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Posted in: Knowledge improvements, Outdated concepts in testing, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, manual testing, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, testing methodology

Best practices in testing and Galenic medicine

October 2, 2017 Mr.Slavchev 2 Comments

Reading Time: 3 minutes I try to go to a lot of testing conferences, I think it’s a good way to try to shift…

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Posted in: Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, QA, Quality assurance, testing methodology

Learning testing by teaching others: one year of lessons

August 28, 2017 Mr.Slavchev 2 Comments

Reading Time: 7 minutes I am a strong believer that the best way to learn something is to try teach it to somebody else,…

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Posted in: Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, QA, Software testing, testing methodology

Software testing is… part 2 – rooted in social science

May 23, 2017 Mr.Slavchev 5 Comments

Reading Time: 8 minutes This is the second part of the series software testing is, based on the mind map I provided in the…

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Posted in: Automation, Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, testing methodology

Software testing is.. part 1 – exploratory.

November 4, 2016 Mr.Slavchev 2 Comments

Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s been a while since my last blog post, I took a long break for the summer, but I am…

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Posted in: Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, QA, Quality assurance, Software testing, testing methodology

Organic testing

July 14, 2016 Mr.Slavchev 1 Comment

Reading Time: 5 minutes Note: Before I start this, I want to share the story how it came to my mind. I was working…

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Posted in: Knowledge improvements, Quality Assurance Filed under: Knowledge sharing, QA, testing methodology

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